Sentence examples for carriage operators from inspiring English sources
The Act followed intense lobbying from horse-drawn carriage operators and the public railway industry.
In the run-up to the initial regulations which proposition 1 was intended to repeal, Uber offered horse and cart rides, arguing that the council's plan "would require Uber driver partners to undergo the same background requirements of horse and carriage operators in Austin".
It must secure political backing, both from elected officials and in the form of grant money to offset vehicle costs to carriage operators – who work privately.
Once a particular communications platform is labeled "common carriage," operators of that platform are prohibited — absent government approval — from making "individualized decisions" about what to say (or "carry") and what not to say (or not "carry").
On one side stand increasingly vocal opponents of carriage operators -- including Mayor Bill deBlasio -- who insist that for the benefit of the public, and the animals, they should be banned.
Despite problems with complying with the National Conditions of Carriage, rail operators insist they are working in their customers' best interests.
From Cairo, the hardship ripples across the country, affecting taxi and horse carriage drivers, boat operators, tour guides and store vendors.
Instead, we are breeders, show horse people, racers, trainers, rodeo riders, dude ranch or petting zoo operators, carriage horse drivers, and the like.
A. We have been very interested in extending our carriage agreements with cable operators, and the Olympics were certainly an important part of that.
"Not later than 2 years after the data of enactment of this section, the Secretary of Transportation shall issue a final rule authorizing the carriage of property by operators of small unmanned aircraft systems for compensation or hire within the United States," the amendment reads.
Nonetheless, the two media companies are discussing ways to adapt Hulu to preserve their relationships with cable operators, whose carriage fees help underwrite the cable networks' programming.
